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iPhone apps could provide some much-needed gold coins for the BBC
BBC Worldwide is looking to bring classic game-show Bruce Forsyth’s The Generation Game to smartphones.
A whole generation of forty-somethings will fondly remember Brucey calling out the line-up of the final prize swag on the show’s conveyor belt: “Dinner service… Cuddly toy! Cuddly toy!”
A simple phone for people over 50 – like Bill Gates and Sir Tim Berners-Lee
There are plenty of reasons to worry about growing old.
You can feel invisible in a world that caters overwhelmingly for the young. Your body can let you down. You can end up driving a Toyota, or a Kia.
UN warning on electronic waste, with the problem only likely to get worse in developing countries
The UN has issued a stark warning that the world could face mountains of electronic waste in the coming decade.
Electronic waste …click here to read more
Nokia planning the new X10?
The new phone has shown up in a YouTube video, and seems likely to be running the latest version of Symbian^3, a significant finger friendly upgrade to handsets running the OS.
The X10 looks set to be a real big hitter in the Nokia stable, despite having a chassis that looks a little bit like the maligned X6.
Cheshire chooses Vodafone as sole communications partner and realises
immediate 100k cost saving
Vodafone UK, the UK’s best network, is helping Cheshire Building Society customers get the services they need faster and more effectively through the completion of a new communications network and virtual contact centre solution. This will deliver 100k cost savings to Cheshire.
Original Bold left out in the cold?
RIM’s decision to finally show off a WebKit-based browser for its BlackBerry range was met with applause at Mobile World Congress – but it may not be good news for fans.
We asked RIM’s head of developer relations Mike Kirkup whether the new browser will be used in legacy devices, and he hinted that it wouldn’t be:
Silverlight – the potential backbone to Windows Mobile 7 Series
Silverlight is looking likely to being the developer platform for Windows 7 Series applications, with Microsoft set to make an official announcement in March.
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